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Shawarma has coins worth of $4.32. If he had 1/4 of the coins are pennies and 1/6 of the coins are quarter and 1.5 times of the

nickels than quarter. How many pennies quarter and nickels does shawarma have

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sergiy2304 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

$1.08 are pennies

$0.72 are quaters

$0.48 are nickels.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sharwarma has coins worth of $4.32

1/4 of the coins are pennies

=> $4.32/4 are pennies

=> $1.08 are pennies

1/6 of the coins are quaters

=> $4.32/6 are quaters

=> $0.72 are quaters

1.5 times of the nickels than quarters

Let N represent the Nickels, then

=> 1.5N = 0.72

N = 0.72/1.5

= 0.48

=> $0.48 are nickels.

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